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This is awe-inspiring. It has a lot to offer. It is up to the user how he thinks appropriate to fit his needs. Wiki is good because it allows people to think, do not rush people to edit or write if not in the mood. People hold their own time. Users focused on the text itself which anyone can make comments or make some edit. I love the idea of making feedback. This may not only apply to educators but, students are encouraged to respond and express what they feel in others’ postings. Since wikis enable complete anonymity, ideas, reflections and comments are not questioned but, rather encourage all to speak up what we feel and think. It is a free writing.
ReplyDeleteMy thoughts, too. What is nice about it is that students just keep on improving it and then gets everybody's concensus on the final version. in the end, everybody can claim it's all their work.
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